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#2 No Evolution PPV in 2019
WWE Evolution was by far one of the best PPV of the WWE last year. It surpassed most of the male-dominated shows of the year. For many good reasons, it was a great start for the coming future. Seeing it's a massive success one would have coerced it to be a permanent part of WWE's PPV schedule each year.
Surprisingly, Evolution is nowhere to be seen in the PPV schedule for 2019 released by WWE. It gives a hint of WWE's intention of not going forward with an all-women show which is a shame. WWE currently holds the best women wrestlers of the world. Not giving them their own show can be a huge setback in WWE's profoundly talked about Women's revolution.
The schedule lists two exclusive shows to happen outside of the United States. Without much hardship, one can assume they will be in Saudi Arabia. Considering the quality of two Saudi Arabian shows of 2018 it is not a great sign. Still, there are some hopes left with the rumour on the next slide.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
